Sentence examples for supported by calculation from inspiring English sources
This figure is further supported by calculation of SF-12v2 standard error of measurement [SEM], calculated as the standard deviation of an instrument multiplied by the square root of one minus its reliability coefficient [ 40].
We have studied a number of derivatives by X-ray crystallography, to see if the colour is linked to molecular structure or crystal packing, or both, and our structural results have been supported by calculation of molecular and lattice energies.
The resonant feature near 60 mV is attributed to impurity-assisted tunneling, which is supported by calculation of the binding energy of the acceptor in the narrower quantum well.
It is also denied by the picritic or komatiitic nature of partial melts of candidate upper-mantle compositions at high pressures a conclusion supported by calculation of the melt composition, which would need to be extracted in order to explain the chemical variation between fertile and residual peridotite in natural ultramafic rock suites.
These goals are obtained generally by means of safety assessment supported by calculations.
The estimation method is presented and supported by calculations on a statically loaded sandwich beam.
The results from a newly developed C2Hx-LIF method are also supported by calculations.
The experimental results are supported by calculations using density functional theory.
The experimental results are supported by calculations of the energy for dislocation formation which indicate that elastic relaxation is energetically favoured over plastic relaxation in the narrower heterostructures.
A recently revised geochemical concept (Toulhoat et al. 2015), initially proposed by Larin (1993), suggests that the Earth's interior is enriched in hydrogen, which is supported by calculations and experiments with iron hydride (Isaev et al. 2007).
The proposed mechanism, supported by calculations and product distribution analysis, involves a pentacoordinate intermediate (58, 59), which is formed via the attack of a fluoride anion on the sulfur centre, and its subsequent rearrangement to the fluoroarene product.
